Customer Reviews Crocs LiteRide Flip

runs very large when trying toreturn for size smaller I evidentially did say return by UPS & now I have to pay return postage of course I cant reach customer service for help

They hurt the top of my feet.

Not the support of the original crocs. Too soft.

A little big and the straps rub blisters. Would look better on men. I got black and they look a bit too masculine for my taste.

Do not fit; too long, not enough arch support

Narrow, didn't fit well. Molded structure not a good fit for me. Nice cushioing.

They were very comfortable. And the size was true. Just not for my feet. I do have problems with my feet due to medical issues. I would recommend these to anybody. I gave mine to my niece and she loves them. Where's them all the time.

The sole of the shoe is cushiony and comfortable but I didn't like the thong between my toes. I regularly wear flip flops but these were not comfortable

I bought a pair 18 months ago from a Crocs retail shop and I love it. It's so soft, great for my plantar fascitis. This new pair is not as soft. The sole feels like it's made of different material. My daughter and my mom agree. It's still a soft pair of sandals but I won't buy a third pair.

These are not comfortable and too wide. I do not like them

One of the reasons I wear Crocs is because I have a falling arche due to a deteriorating Achilles heel. I love the Crocs flip flops. But not this one! Unfortunately, the part that is near the arch is too wide & stiff & immediately started rubbing the wrong way. I had the beginning of a blister walking from one end of the house to the other. They are quite comfortable otherwise. im returning them. Too bad, very pretty & comfortable otherwise. DO NOT buy them if you have falling arches.

Seems to run big -- order the next size smaller if you buy these.

This was my first time trying the Literide. I would recommend it if you are where you get wet, since they're not leather. They are comfortable, but I still love my Capri V, with the Croslite. They also seem to be gigantic on my feet, and I've never had a problem with sizes before. Been told both my feet are 7's.

I like them they are very comfortable but thought the arch support would be higher.

Purchased a pair of these as I was looking for something light, cushioned, some arch support and good when wet. Tried them on and loved the weight and cusioning immediately. I'm normally a 10.5M so I tried a half size up and down. I recommend to go down a size if you're in between. The last thing you want in a flip-flop is it being too big which ends up feeling sloppy on your feet. Anyway, once I wore these for a day, I found their major flaw - the toe post. This material is not only stiff (which I can get used to even though I wish that wasn't the case) but it along with the seams, ripped apart the skin between my toes. Extremely disappointing especially for this price. I tried a myriad of DIY fixes to provide more cushioning and protection but the best solution I found was wrapping the post with moleskin. Doesn't pad it but has stopped the cuts/blisters. Not perfect but since I got these at a Crocs Outlet, it was either try to fix or totally waste my $ since returning them was off the table. They're usable now but based on the price, I'm definitely not truly satisfied. This was the first Crocs product I've owned and once these fall apart or I decide to spend more $ on another pair of flip-flops, this will probably be my last.

I ALWAYS wear size 8, but these are 3/4 inch longer than my other size 8 crocs. Wasted my $$. Gave them away.

I love croc flip flops because they have the best arch support ever. However, I am very disappointed with my recent purchase because these shoes are size 11s like my original croc flip flops, but noticeably smaller when held up AND they run the inside of my feet so terribly that I can't wear them.

This shoe looks cute, but offers little to no arch support, as I've come to expect from Crocs

US size m6/w8: Generally this flip doesn't feel like a relaxed fit, although the length is oddly longer by about a quarter inch than my LiteRide clogs; The LiteRide insole isn't as cushiony as my LiteRide clogs; The upper/strap isn't flexible like the upper of the clogs, both are described as being made of Matlite - "soft, flexible Matlite uppers feel broken - in from day one"; the heel cup is shallower than the clogs. The only difference other than style is the flip is made in Vietnam, the clog is made in China. Comfortable enough to keep but disappointing compared to the LiteRide clog.

Confortable

Shoes looked great but I had to return them. I ordered a 9 but should have ordered an 8. I plan on reordering.